Cinnamon and Cream

Key Lime Pie Bars with Buttery Graham Cracker Crust

All the tangy, creamy magic of a classic Key lime pie packed into easy-to-serve bars with a golden, buttery graham cracker crust. These bars chill up perfectly for make-ahead entertaining and taste even better the next day.

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Classic Lemon Bars with Buttery Shortbread Crust

Bright, tangy lemon curd sits atop a crisp, melt-in-your-mouth shortbread crust in these timeless bars that balance sweet and tart in every bite. They come together with simple pantry ingredients and a little patience, making them the kind of recipe you will reach for again and again.

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Lemon Crinkle Cookies with a Snowy Powdered Sugar Crust

Soft, pillowy lemon crinkle cookies with a bright citrus punch and that signature crackled powdered sugar coating. These come together in one bowl with no chilling required, making them your new favorite weeknight cookie.

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Soft Ginger Molasses Cookies with Crackled Sugar Tops

These deeply spiced cookies bake up pillowy-soft with chewy centers, a shatteringly crackled sugar crust, and rich molasses warmth in every bite. They come together in one bowl with no chilling required, making them the perfect last-minute cookie when you need something genuinely impressive.

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Spiced Gingerbread Bundt Cake with Bright Lemon Glaze

This deeply spiced gingerbread Bundt is rich with molasses, fresh ginger, and a warm blend of spices, finished with a tangy lemon glaze that cuts right through the richness. It is the kind of cake that makes your whole kitchen smell like the holidays and disappears faster than you would expect.

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Ricotta and Lemon Cake with Warm Blueberry Glaze

This Italian-inspired ricotta cake is impossibly moist with a tender, almost custardy crumb, brightened by fresh lemon zest and finished with a glossy, jewel-toned blueberry glaze. It comes together in one bowl and looks stunning on any table, making it the kind of recipe you will return to again and again.

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